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1. Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom
Japanese Drama - 2019, 10 episodes
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2. Code Blue
Japanese Drama - 2008, 11 episodes
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3. Code Blue Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2010, 11 episodes
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4. Code Blue Season 3
Japanese Drama - 2017, 10 episodes
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5. Code Blue Special
Japanese Special - 2009, 1 episode
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6. Code Blue: The Movie
Japanese Movie - 2018
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7. Flying Colors
Japanese Movie - 2015
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8. The Girl's Speech
Japanese Drama - 2015, 10 episodes
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9. Alice in Borderland
Japanese Drama - 2020, 8 episodes
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10. The Phantom Thief Yamaneko
Japanese Drama - 2016, 10 episodes
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11. Mare
Japanese Drama - 2015, 156 episodes
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12. My Little Monster
Japanese Movie - 2018
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13. The Memorandum of Kyoko Okitegami
Japanese Drama - 2015, 10 episodes
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14. Goodbye Ghosts!
Japanese Drama - 2016, 9 episodes
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15. Orange
Japanese Movie - 2015
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16. Public Affairs Office in the Sky
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes
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17. Waiting for Spring
Japanese Movie - 2018
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18. Hanbun, Aoi
Japanese Drama - 2018, 156 episodes
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19. Octo: Mind Investigator Akari Shinno
Japanese Drama - 2022, 10 episodes
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20. Natsuzora
Japanese Drama - 2019, 156 episodes
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21. Pending Train
Japanese Drama - 2023, 10 episodes
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